Join Little Frederick and his dog, Ted, on a journey of discovery through the city of Barbarossa, Kaiserslautern.
The pair will lead you on their hunt for a lost wooden fish, incorporating the various sights in the city centre, such as the Fruchthalle, Collegiate church, City Museum and, of course, the ruins of the Imperial Palace, with plenty of entertainment along the way.
On their route, they will encounter exciting people. You will meet Fritz Walter, Lina Pfaff and even a ballerina from the Palatinate Theater who can tell you exciting things about the history of the city and the individual sights – and help you with the hunt, of course!
The story is also told via audio clips and, as well as additional pieces of exciting information, it also includes virtual elements and fantastic 360-degree images. This allows you to see into buildings which you wouldn’t be able to access normally. You can have a look inside the Fritz Walter stadium, the Palatinate Theater or even the underground passages.
The tour is topped off with little games which must be solved at the end of each location.
Here is a list of the features:
- City tour for families with 11 locations
- Multimedia content in the form of 3D models, animations, videos, 360 views, images and audio
- High-quality audiobook with professional narrators in German and English
- A puzzle at the end of each location
- Additional information in simple language as well
- Virtual insight into inaccessible buildings
- Selfie postcards to share on social media
- Route navigation
- Offline availability of data
Note: we recommend that you take earphones to allow you to hear the story better while you’re on the move.
Supported languages: English, German
The pair will lead you on their hunt for a lost wooden fish, incorporating the various sights in the city centre, such as the Fruchthalle, Collegiate church, City Museum and, of course, the ruins of the Imperial Palace, with plenty of entertainment along the way.
On their route, they will encounter exciting people. You will meet Fritz Walter, Lina Pfaff and even a ballerina from the Palatinate Theater who can tell you exciting things about the history of the city and the individual sights – and help you with the hunt, of course!
The story is also told via audio clips and, as well as additional pieces of exciting information, it also includes virtual elements and fantastic 360-degree images. This allows you to see into buildings which you wouldn’t be able to access normally. You can have a look inside the Fritz Walter stadium, the Palatinate Theater or even the underground passages.
The tour is topped off with little games which must be solved at the end of each location.
Here is a list of the features:
- City tour for families with 11 locations
- Multimedia content in the form of 3D models, animations, videos, 360 views, images and audio
- High-quality audiobook with professional narrators in German and English
- A puzzle at the end of each location
- Additional information in simple language as well
- Virtual insight into inaccessible buildings
- Selfie postcards to share on social media
- Route navigation
- Offline availability of data
Note: we recommend that you take earphones to allow you to hear the story better while you’re on the move.
Supported languages: English, German
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